Georgia Law Blog

    When clients come to see me, I give them a copy of the State Board of Workers' Compensation Employee Handbook.  I give a copy of this to everybody I see for the first time in my office.  It is filled with good information and answers to many questions.  Although it cannot replace a workers' compensation attorney, it goes a long way in addressing an injured workers' primary concerns. 
     This is a handy guide to help injured workers understand basic information about their rights and responsibilities in the workers' compensation system.  I invite everybody to read it for a general overview.